Fiddlehead Brewing Company

“Magic Hat brews five year-round beers: #9 "Not Quite Pale Ale", Taken for Granite, Mother Lager, Citrus Boy, Elder Betty and Single Chair. It also produces up to four seasonal beers, seasonal variety packs and several limited release products.”

“he Switchback Brewing Company was founded in 2002 by Bill Cherry and his longtime friend, Jeff Neiblum, with one goal in mind – to brew unexpected, relatable, great tasting beer. Switchback lineup has grown to include over 20 beers as year-round offerings, rotating specials and limited releases and they haven’t stopped reimagining flavor. The flagship, Switchback Ale, is available on draught and in 22oz bottles, 12oz stubby bottles, and 16oz cans. Their combo pack gives fans a chance to enjoy an assortment of Switchback beers.”

“Charming, one-of-a-kind bookstore on Shelburne Road, diagonally across from Village Wine and Coffee. Wonderful selection of adult and children's books. ”

“One of the distinguishing elements of beers at Zero Gravity is adherence to the qualities of the classic beer styles that make those beers great. This includes use of the best malt and hops, applying painstaking attention to technique and recipe, maturing the beers to full completion, and striving for internal balance above all. This mode—call it an unwavering commitment to the level of quality found in the great beers of the world—is not at odds with experimental brewing. It quietly underpins the work of the best creative breweries of America, and is the foundation our beers are built on. The Pine Street brew staff comprises Brewmaster Paul Sayler and Head of Production Justin McCarthy, with Flatbread Head Brewer Destiny Saxon stopping by from time to time.”

“rost Beer Works is a small microbrewery in Hinesburg, Vermont. Beer is our passion. We are committed to using high quality raw materials and effective brewery processes to produce flavorful, well-balanced beers. The beers we make are the beers we like to drink. Many consider hoppy to be synonymous with bitter, when in truth, hops can contribute much more to beer than just bitterness. Our intention is to craft balanced beers with low, restrained bitterness that showcase the aromas and soft flavors hops can produce. Think tropical and citrus characteristics; specifically, elements of pineapple, papaya, passionfruit, mango, peach, orange, and grapefruit. We encourage everyone from hardcore craft beer enthusiasts to curious newcomers to discover our flavorful, balanced, and delicious approach to hoppy beers. We hope that you join us by raising a fresh glass of Frost in good company. Cheers!”